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Shubham Kurle

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Yes, there are seat reservations available for students. There is an intake of 180 students per year for B.Tech programme, out of which 50% seats are reserved for the students with state of eligibility as Manipur and the rest 50% seats are for the students of other states of India. For admission to this Institute, students have to qualify JEE (Main).Candidates are often confused about how much percentile is required for NIT, the minimum mark to get admission in NIT through JEE Main has to be around the 85-95 percentile. At the same time, the candidates must feature among the top 15,000 - 20,000 ranks range to get admission to the top N
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For admission to MBA at VGSOM (IIT Kharagpur), candidates need to qualify CAT followed by group discussion and personal interview round. The minimum CAT percentile required is 90 for general category students. For NC-OBC and SC/ ST/ PwD the minimum CAT percentile required is 80 and 75 respectively.To be eligible for admission to MBA at VGSOM, candidates must have the following:A bachelor’s degree of minimum 4-year duration in Engineering, Technology, Pharmacy, Medicine, or similar streamsOR a master’s degree in Science/ Economics/ Commerce (with Mathematics or Statistics at Bachelor’s level) with 60% aggrega
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Prem Kumar

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Yes, the Central University of Punjab adheres to the Government of India's required seat reservation policy. The university abides by the government's reservation regulations put forth for several groups. The following are typical reservation categories:Scheduled Castes (SC): A portion of the available seats are set aside for students who fall under this category. The purpose of this reservation is to encourage social inclusion and equity.Scheduled Tribes (ST): Students from Scheduled Tribe communities are given priority for a specified number of seats. This reservation intends to give students from underserved native tribes options.Se
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Prince Yadav

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Yes, there are seat reservations at IISWBM (Indian Institute of Social Welfare and Business Management). According to review, a minimum of 25 percent of seats for admissions in the IILM University will be reserved for candidates of the State of Haryana, out of which 10 percent of the seats will be reserved for economically weaker sections (EWS) candidates. 

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Raman Mishra

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Institute reserves 15% seats for Scheduled Caste (SC) and 7.5% seats for Scheduled Tribe (ST) and 27% seats for OBC (Non Creamy) candidates respectively in each programme for regular seats.3% seats are reserved for differently abled candidates in each programme for regular seats as per the Persons with Disability Act 1995. Such candidates should submit the disability certificate issued by medical board notified by State / Central authority certifying their disability as 40% or more.10% seats are reserved for Economically Weaker Section (EWS) as per MHRD office memorandum number 12-4/2019-UI dt. 17/01/2019. (As per MHRD office memo
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Shubham Kumar

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Yes, seats are reserved at Telangana University. For every Telanagana University course, 85 percent of the seats are reserved for the local candidates who have the domicile of Nizamabad and Adilabad. While determining the number of seats reserved in favor of local candidates, any fraction of a seat is counted in favor of local candidates provided there is at least one unreserved seat for which locals and non-locals compete.

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Sachin bhosagi

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Total (100%)GE (40.5%)EWS (10%)OBC (27%)SC (15%)ST (7.5%)PD* (5%)  Number of seats15262154123118 *PD reservation at 5% will be horizontal (i.e. PD candidates will consume seats from their birth category quota) There will be no seat reserved for sponsored candidates. 

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Saksham Yadav

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There is No reservation for students based on caste. There are no management quota. Selection is based purely on merit.The selection is based on consolidated score of CAT/XAT/CAMT/GMAT, past academic record, work ex and performance in PI. So there is NO pre decided cut-off. However last year we stopped at 75 percentile for CAT/XAT and 90 percentile for CMAT. For GMAT it was 500. This year the cut off can be lower or higher.

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mayuri Sharma

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Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, Lavale follows reservation policies as per the government regulations in India. These policies aim to ensure equal opportunities and access to education for students from different backgrounds. The college typically implements seat reservations for categories such as Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), Other Backward Classes (OBC), Economically Weaker Sections (EWS), and Persons with Disabilities (PwD).The specific reservation percentages and eligibility criteria are determined by the government guidelines and may be subject to change. To obtain the most accurate and up-to-date infor
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PRATYUSH JHA

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No, there is no seat reservation at MKUDDE, Madurai. dmission to UG courses at Madurai Kamaraj University is based on the merit performance of candidates, while for PG courses, students are required to qualify for the university-level entrance exam, followed by the GD/PI rounds conducted at the university for specific courses.

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